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Does anyone remember Rise of the Triad? It wasn't really as popular but I just loved using the multi-rocket launcher on one person.

Gibs flying everywhere!

Also, Serious Sam.
Its probably the most frantic FPS ever.

I find it humorous that my girlfriend can quote playing all the games I did back in the days of freeware and shareware.

She probably logged more hours in Heretic than me.

Needing to send in my laptop for repairs this week, I had to fall back on an old Dimension 333. Cut off from my Doom 3, I found this machine had Doom II installed on it.

Amazing how those levels, sounds, music, cheat codes, monster locations, how they all are stored someplace in your head.

Icon Of Sin, yay!
-- Scaper-X

At 8/18/04 02:16 AM, HernetheHunter wrote: Treasure Mountain & Midnight Rescue > ALL.

Yay for Learning Company software! (Morty Maxwell, there's a name I never imagined I'd remember at 20.)

Anyone remember a little LucasArts game called Full Throttle?
-- Scaper-X

Doom 95 (the first game of the Doom series) oh yeah i mis that one ...

At 8/18/04 02:52 AM, Scaper-X wrote:

At 8/18/04 02:16 AM, HernetheHunter wrote: Treasure Mountain & Midnight Rescue > ALL.

Yay for Learning Company software! (Morty Maxwell, there's a name I never imagined I'd remember at 20.)

Anyone remember a little LucasArts game called Full Throttle?
-- Scaper-X

hell yes! full throttle kicks ass

At 8/18/04 01:22 AM, scottmale24 wrote: Recently i found a CD case with some old games in it, like Robot Arena and DOOM II

Okay, this is some freaky shit. I just looked in my old CD case sitting under my desk a few days ago and I found Doom II AND Rise Of The Robots (this old robot fighting game)!!! Talk about coincedence!

Doom II is an awesome game, it still entertains me. Start a new game on Ultra Violence difficulty and try playing level 18, it's really hard.

the First Warcraft, it's so old now I can't get it to work on my new computer.

heh comedor 64 are the best. the original wolfenstine and even a strip poker game. mmmm square nipples

Yeah commander keen was awesome, i beat like all of them in one day. Actually Id made that game(who made doom and quake) and after commander keen they made dangerous dave game which rocked even more!!!

Tribes One and Two were definetely some awesome games to play back in the day, except yeah, only the really hardcore kids play now, its not even fun to load back up. And can't forget about Diablo II, up until all the dicks made hacks for it.

At 8/18/04 04:40 PM, ThreeStar wrote: Can I get a w00t for some Math Blaster?

Much w00t.

Yay also for games that use internal system speakers only capable of somewhat irritating beeps.
-- Scaper-X

At 8/18/04 04:40 PM, ThreeStar wrote: Can I get a w00t for some Math Blaster?

you can get two woots. a w00t w00t, if you will.
i remember math blaster... division was a bitch. i'd totally rock at that game if i had it today.

At 8/18/04 04:43 PM, Scaper-X wrote:

At 8/18/04 04:40 PM, ThreeStar wrote: Can I get a w00t for some Math Blaster?

Much w00t.

Yay also for games that use internal system speakers only capable of somewhat irritating beeps.
-- Scaper-X

haha... DOOM II doesn't support my crappy soundcard, so when i play, i can either use the cool sound effects that slow down the game and sound choppy or i can use the little beeps. i use the beeps.

exile 1-3 and blades of exile! they even made remakes for em' so they're called avernum now...
www.spiderwebsoftware.com if anyone feels like replaying...

At 8/18/04 04:44 PM, ThreeStar wrote: ...SkiFree. :-D
Along with other obnoxious freeware.

Oh, geez, SkiFree...

That was the game to be had when it was first introduced. Hooray for pixelation!

Kidpix <3.

Now Kidpix, I loved. I created masterpieces with that program. My paintbrushes and stamps made music and sounds while being used. And then there were the tools that served absolutely no purpose aside from offering hallucinogenic images.

Yes, Kidpix. Photoshop v0.42
-- Scaper-X

cant forget one must fall 2097. its a 2d robot fighter. its freeware. avid gamers might want to check it out.
<A>http://robyrt.coolserver.net/omf2097.html<A>omf:2097

I got a shitload of awesome old games if u want, my dad saved em from when he was like 30 or so (1,000,000 years ago), i got like hocus, i think i got biohazard, and some other great oldies

id say diablo 1

omf:2097
heh ignore my stupid moment on the last link

At 8/18/04 02:52 AM, Scaper-X wrote:

At 8/18/04 02:16 AM, HernetheHunter wrote: Treasure Mountain & Midnight Rescue > ALL.

Yay for Learning Company software! (Morty Maxwell, there's a name I never imagined I'd remember at 20.)

Anyone remember a little LucasArts game called Full Throttle?
-- Scaper-X

I do! I still have the original disk... kick ass...

Age of Empires series.

Loved those games.

I remember playing a game called 'Jill of the Jungle' a lot. I really enjoyed it. I also played Kings Quest, but not nearly as much.

Other then that, I played Ski Free, Rodents Revenge, and all those other cheap games that came with my computer. =P

Sam and max, doom I and II, and dig dug (first game i ever played ^_^)

And also SOLITARE!!

At 8/18/04 01:22 AM, scottmale24 wrote: what old games did you like to play, and if you could, which ones would you still be playing now?

The old windows 95 games, like the one were you play a mouse, snake, and the ski game, were GREAT, but since windows 98 came out they have disappeared.

duke nukem 3d

Not too sure if this was mentioned, but Tank Wars was one of my old favs. Then Scorched Earth came out and gracefully replaced Tank Wars on the podium.

Skifree was pretty fun for it's time too. That damn Abominable Snowman kept eating me though >:(

what about HUGO?

At 8/19/04 04:06 AM, Razorjam wrote: what about HUGO?

lmao those are OLD school, i liked old shareware games like that. where you type a command, that was fun for hours.

X-Com: UFO Defence, the Wizardry series, the Krondor series, Heroes of Might and Magic, Redneck Rampage, Tie Fighter, Star Commander, and the list goes on...